sovereign
soberano
definition
noun
In India, however, she was an empress, a supreme sovereign to whom other sovereigns owed homage.
a supreme ruler, especially a monarch.
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a former British gold coin worth one pound sterling, now only minted for commemorative purposes.
adjective
in modern democracies the people's will is in theory sovereign
possessing supreme or ultimate power.
translation of 'sovereign'
noun
soberano
adjective
soberano
example
Unusually for a British 'sovereign' , George was at ease with intellectuals and country people alike.
We, the People, are 'sovereign' over utility lobbyists, and we can have the energy future we want.
Since God created the heaven and the earth, He must be either, or both, superior to and 'sovereign' over His creation.
The 19th century saw the early deaths of two more potential heirs, both grandchildren of the reigning 'sovereign' .
It was a 'sovereign' country and a democratic one, and would brook no interference in its internal affairs.
As a 'sovereign' nation, we must develop an autonomous defense capacity of our own.
Self-consciousness then began to shape its social world too, a process culminating in the discovery that reason is 'sovereign' over everything.
Those two distinguished judges had held the view that Parliament and not the people was the 'sovereign' power, contrary to the view held by Thomas Paine and the French revolutionaries.
On the other hand, he has an understanding of the interdependence of 'sovereign' nations in a global economy.
The writer realised they were weary and had lost heart, so he administers the 'sovereign' remedy for that condition.
In a purely free society, each individual is 'sovereign' over his own person and property.
The conclusion is that the EU today is the most extensive economic cooperation project among 'sovereign' nation states.
If you disagree with this pope on his major doctrines, aren't you really ultimately disagreeing with the 'sovereign' God?
Even under existing arrangements, the demand within the EU is that 'sovereign' nations submit themselves to intellectual and political uniformity.
He professed that the Emperor was the true 'sovereign' of Japan.
Members of the House of Hanover continue to seek the British 'sovereign' 's approval when they marry, in accordance with the Royal Marriages Act 1772.
The Great Elector was recognised as the 'sovereign' of East Prussia.
Our early governors-general were British, and they were appointed by the 'sovereign' on the advice of British ministers.
How is Jesus of Nazareth related to the God who created all things other than Himself by His almighty, 'sovereign' power?
In India, however, she was an empress, a supreme 'sovereign' to whom other sovereigns owed homage.
We too readily forget, though, that in a republic it is we, the people, who hold the 'sovereign' power.
But this Parliament needs to be quite determined that it finally is 'sovereign' over this country.
Since 1838, when it declared itself a 'sovereign' nation, Costa Rica has enjoyed an independent existence, which it has zealously maintained.
We will go forward as a unified, independent, and 'sovereign' nation that has regained a respected place in the world.
Thus God is entirely 'sovereign' and humans are responsible for their deeds.
And it was not, in my view, the kind of 'sovereign' remedy that the proponents make it out to be.
During his presidency, Federalists lit bonfires and held balls in his honor, carrying over earlier British practices of honoring the birthday of the 'sovereign' .
Governments, enjoying the full powers of a 'sovereign' Parliament, usually have a different vantage point from the opposition parties.
Our borders need protecting, like any 'sovereign' nation.
I saw God as He really is - the 'sovereign' , all powerful Potentate.
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